It wasn’t before wasting 118 billion dollars, 56000 American lives, and 16 years that the war in Vietnam ended on April 30, 1975. I served for one year in Vietnam before being killed in an explosion. After my death in the spring of 71, I became more aware of what the United States was fighting for in its multiple wars. Tensions erupted and called for something to be done, the American government complied as it saw fit, but I still wonder if they were right. The establishment, the counterculture as well as the fight to protect democracy against communism caused significant issues throughout the years 1959-1975, the Vietnam War.
I share a story with many Americans of these the stormy sixties. I vehemently opposed the war in Vietnam. I was fortunate enough to go to college in New York City and due to my location; I was subjected to a lot of different views on the war. With my submersion into subversion, I dropped out of school and spent most of my time at peace rallies and anti-......

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Title: Death At Vietnam
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